5 tools
Calculates subjective happiness based on the Subjective Happiness Scale (SHS). Users input responses to specific questions about their mood, life satisfaction, and positive/negative events, which then calculates a score representing their overall happiness level. Ideal for individuals looking to understand and potentially improve their emotional well-being through self-assessment. Helps users track their happiness over time, set personal happiness goals, and identify factors that contribute to their mood. Suitable for anyone interested in mental health, personal growth, or simply curious about their own emotional state.
Calculates SNAP score to help identify ADHD in children aged 6 to 18 years old by assessing symptoms such as hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention through a series of questions. Users input responses on a Likert scale to get an instant score, aiding healthcare providers in making informed decisions. Educators, parents, and primary care physicians would use this tool to screen children for ADHD, ensuring early diagnosis and appropriate intervention. The quick and user-friendly scoring system aids in assessing symptoms accurately, potentially improving educational outcomes and mental health support for affected individuals.
Calculates the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) score based on user responses to 10 specific questions related to mood, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in the postpartum period. Helps users assess their risk of developing postnatal depression by providing a numerical score. Pregnant women and new mothers would use this tool to screen for potential signs of postnatal depression. By answering a series of straightforward questions about their emotional state, they can get an indication of whether they may require further professional evaluation or support.
Calculates depression risk using the PHQ-2 questionnaire, assessing symptoms of major depressive disorder in two minutes. Users enter responses to specific questions about their mood and thoughts over the past two weeks, and the tool scores results, indicating low, moderate, or high likelihood of depression. Clinicians, mental health professionals, and individuals seeking self-assessment can use this tool to quickly gauge potential depression symptoms. It aids in early detection and treatment planning for those who may need professional intervention.
Calculates the severity of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) based on responses to seven specific questions, providing a quick assessment tool for healthcare professionals or individuals seeking self-awareness about their anxiety levels. Helps users identify potential signs of GAD by evaluating how often they experience anxiety-related symptoms over the past two weeks. Ideal for anyone who suspects they may have generalized anxiety disorder, including patients seeking guidance from mental health providers and individuals exploring mental wellness on their own.
